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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
GIVE THEM A CHANCE,

Thai Is 10 say. your lungs. Also all Jour
breathing machinery. vtry wonderful ma
chlnsgy Il l.. 40, only the larger Air.pas.
ssges. but The thousands oflittle tubes aud
csviiiss Leading fIom ihsm.
when these are cloggsd ard thokei with
mattel witch ought not To be there, your
Lungs cannot bali DO their work. And
what they DO, they csnnot do well.
Call IL cold, cough. Group, Pneumonia,
catArIh, consumption or any OF the family
Of throat and nose and head ana lung OBJ
struetlons. al are bad. All ought 10 BE-
got rid OF. There Il just one cure way 10
get rid Of them. Traits take Bosehee's
German Syrup, which any druggist will
cell you a. Is cents bottle. Even iftvery.
thing else has fAiled you. youmsy depend
upon this for certain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
No,icc OF Forecio,ure.

XVuEREAs. Jass. y. Tialhsriy, q Gpss.coi.
w In the County Of Okford snd state Of Maine.
by hls mortgage decd dated the sixteenth (lsl dag
81 Jay, A. D. 1ss. given % Abner Davis, Of Bethel,
In saii County, and Which sad mortgage Il TecOrde
In The Osfosd Registry Of Deeds. Book 10. Page rs.
therein AL thereby conveying 70 sai DAVIS, In mort
gag, CERTAIN real estate. lying and beng In Gresn-
woOd Aforesaid. % Which mortgage All record refer
enoe u % - hal for more fall description u the
premises therein conveyed. vhich sai mortgage sss
on the III day a July, A. ID. lssS
assigned n me By Marshall W. Davis, Administrator
u he estate u ssi Alner DAVIS. AMI whereas the
sali Fiarhsrty. di. by hls other deed Of mortgage.
dated The slst day % Decemhsr A. ID. ls4, ADD ~
corded In ssid records, Book Ee, Page iis. convey
b me. the unisrisued. certain real estate. situated
In saii Gresnsood. and being the same real estate
more faiy described In said mortgage, snd which IL
n h. referred % for more fall description u the
premises therein conveyed. and whsfess. the co..
ditions q each 81 the Aforementioned mortgages
have been broken, nos. therefore. By of the
breaches Aforesaid. claim = iorselosurs q said
mortgages.
Bsihsl. Aug. icth. 1881.
MICHAEL DEGAS.
Dr q. n. orssoS. iiIs Arrossrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
APATHEIIc INCIDENT.

Mrs. Msuiam Grant. 90 Of the people
wounded 10 the Chsn~oiih disaster. va
in the is,r car With her husband. Ia
ihi. car va. = party Of ,ix people. In
trdef tia, they nigh, III together. MI.
and Mr. Gran, changed seat. With =
yourg man ard hi. tide. Their
courtesy saved their lives. for The young
couple were both killed. Mrs. Gran,
thought this party ~eie ,tta,ieAl people
OF ecneti, ,ihg,r, they vtie 40 jolly aud
,arg % ~,ll Tksy could sing. and the,
laughed aud told store. aud anticipated
the pleasure q tie tiip until late a, night
Then Mrs.. Gran, eompossd ksr'slf IN her
chair and covered her face with her hand
kerehisf to 40 TO ,l,sp. Nearly s'siy-
body in the car wss quiet but The jolly
party Of siI. Abou, this time the young
bride Was requested TO ,irg "Sws,i Hour
Of Prayer" Something in tie ds,i'e TO
sleep AID zee, recalled the swss, CD sorg.
The young woman 'utg. and oil listened
While the train ,p,d On.
As the little CLEAN Of de,ili.h Ire sP-
peaitd far down the track their voise'
suelled 10 -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Coaniryman 10 dsntist sci wouldn't
pay hothin' extry fer gas. Jsst yahk
her out II Il does hurt" Dsntist-"You
are plueky, cir. Let me zee the tooth"
Couatryman-"Oh, 'tsintms that's got
the toothaehs lie my wife. She'll be
here In minute"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
DKUNKENNEss or IuE Logon uAnIr Pos
IIIvELN CURED nv ADMINISTERING
DIR. Has rs GOLDEN SrEciuc.

II eau be given 10 = cup OF corec or isa
without The knowledge OF The pefson TAX
Ing n, l. absolutely harmless and will a.
feet permanent sni speedy cure, whether
Tie patient Is moderate dfirker OF an al
cohOllc wreck. Thousands Of dfntksfds
have esCn made temperate men Who have
taken Golden Speciec Ia their coffee With
cot their knOWistgs. md to-day believe
they Quilt drinking % their own free will.
IT NEVER FAILS. The system once
iupregna,ed with the specine u becomes
an utter lmpossiolliiy for the liquor sppe-
lite IN exist. For full particulars. address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co, is5 Race ST.
Cincinnati. o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
-Angelsto beckon ne.
Ne.r,r INV Cod 10 thee.

Enough. 1t VI. finished. Tie en-
CINE struck the frail bridge and 1t sank.
The car containing the singers crashed
like a bolt Of Jo,e through the two cars
In front Of IL. killing and grinding as a
foot kills = worm. In the same instant
1ro,hu Car crashed through !, and the
singers we're dead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

II isn't the number ofimmigran,s Who
reach ihoe shores which Is affecting the
county 90 much a. how they behave after
they get here. They ell seem 10 want
10 stait . saloon OF run Tor Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

when spelling l. "I,'oiu,d' 49,!
wilt
I'm ssilfg on the oshgu,
TIE - Il III. ~ fAic In sliv.
II nIs me with stopshun
Bot Uue "sptll' will not charge its
nsmf,
For she'll bc - SIC lu,, he 'alG.'
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Messenger. Notice.

OFFICE oF TnE sHERITF OT OxroRD COUNTY
sTATEOf MAINE.
ONfOfD. ss.-AuE.1i. 4. ID lsss
fNIlfs 10 10 give notire. that On the 81 day OF
i AGx. A. n. iS7. q warrant IN Insolvency. va
isssed oat Of The Coat Of Insolvency fos sail
County % oxford, against The est1te % Chults
n. COUSINS. ~ frebsrg, ailaigei 20 be
an irsolvsnf Debtor, on petitiOn Of sail debtor
which petition Vas liei on the sih day % Aug
a. %. Isl, 90 which Last name.i date Interest 90
claims IL 10 ts computed That the payment Of sny
detts ani the delivery ard transfer % any prop
srty belonging % sald cettor. % HIN OF for he
use. and the delivery ana transfer o. any rropef-
~ b. him are fofblifsu By lsss fbats meeting
% the CrciiloTs % sad Debtor, 10 prove their
dstfs aud choose oue or more Aslgncss OF his
estate. will % held ala Court ofibsolgtncy, 10, be
holden AZ Paris, IN ssf County, 90 The llst day
nosu.
Given usler my had the date fret sbsye writ
ten; WALDO ~; BhsIO>. pspasy shsr1,
ssll County ofOxl0fd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
we, In my dreams ~ be
Mari. my Ou.l. % Inee.

The speed Of the train increased do~n
the grade. Again the song ssellsd;-
..rhsre lst the Wy appear s,er. unto heaven
The way was alissPy in ,isht
"All that ihOa seniss, me In mercy given."
Ard thea with but a moment OF life
lef, for each. even when poor I'd MeClin-
,ock's hard wa. giving It's las, desperate
wrench TO the throttle Of bis engine. the
singers Gang to their God, sho ,eemtd mo-,
to be holding them in the hollow OF his
hlrd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Time .ud labor savtf BY ih- use 80
pYLES PEARLiNE Soif ~ efvcrf-
even who're. hli - suf. yoa sfr ul' lu.
posed % ~ iAe I'll. limitations o. 10 nsr.
act
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

lio9 doth ihc little mosquito,
Impfovs esch midnight dark,
To leave on forehead ard &C limb
Ills saugulusfy usfk.
Ilog skillfally be plies BIS t!u,
How neat be makes attack;
Then stores himself In parts urssep,
Aud lodges Al The whacks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
nl -.cnlrIrn,I- rNlnNA

iu --tcMrrvRaL ENi0NA
My 50. 10. "a. ~. ). 4 ~. g., ic. 80 l.
an insect
Ny 90. Is. a.. I. % i.asnti snimh.
Ny I. SO, =. IS. II, 10 l. ssmIl ooAslirg
vessel.
My a.. II. %. -. -. %. IS Is a sPscies
OF fsh.
Ny :. 10, %. a. i.an animal
NJ -. J, 80 l. = - cis- ~ fruit.
Nj 2. 81. "a. a. i a part ~ n, foot.
Ny n. ~. IS. t6. l. great altiia le.
Ny -, G, "a. 81. - l. place Of loielng
NJ ,. 81. .. 90. { i v,s.cl for liquids
Ny N, 90. a.. 10 q. q Kind of heal gear
Ny 10, 20. "a. IS .. "a spaTineni IN
temple.
My -. 80. 80. - Is IN ltnaence.
Ny rs, \. A.. ~ issreCkonius - court.
sly whole i one 10 The proverbs.
EscULArirs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

I-rNiGMAfic,L sESrxScK
m drsi we'd ever haste % do
I'm sure We'd not be bsi,
Add brothers In misfortune great
Would never be 90 sad.
.Nsrf MAKES famous dish you see
with housewives reSfy care
In which they greatly pride themselves
Jast nicely 10 prspiFr.
The Airi Il growlei and sworn about,
And many that We see
In fearful wloseipess tiiirm
They better cocli decrce.
The wAois q favofi,s saJlng seems
or one with heat oppressed,
When We AmOnz The ninsiics HAT
90 In q hundred rest
\. l.. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Mnlruvto 60 male. CT mis- cot AT ~ isrs
UUN n - =. al ~ -'ll Sod - 10, .a~s
hASA'HA ihiuF % Tfcai Talae All inrlftsrrs
q you. that oil start fou IN Business shifh o.
bflns yCu IN nAre mnnsy nsht auaT ttsa AZ.
thInf else Ia thi. wofid. Anf ous csn - us
sofk aui live AZ home. huhsf az. al tErs.
samsthiug 49,. that last coins moasy g. I'll
sofksrs. We rul start Yos. cspnai nee nsstsf
This IA oue ~ ne gtuaIne. inuprttat fhanrfs cf
q lifetime. Tboss sho ambhiols anf fufff.
Efisinr ill M delay. Grass Cuini hes. Aiiffsf
iHUH a co. AGgutta. hAins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
WORKING CI,lSSRSsTTEH1IoH

pared q farnisA al classes VIII smpnimsa q
home the shas ~ ne time, ~ iof iheif fltfs
m0msnts. Hasiness new, light AL ifet'anf
pefsons % sIthsf ssx easily earn iftn - fff'f
~ o. "a Tsr even a.. All prvs0riions fum ~
deVOllnE az thsl. tine 10 the bufintt.. hlfs al
slrls earn nearly ~ much ~ msn. Ihsi All 80
ace this mar seat their Al Fess and Tel M tls.
nsss Ne male this DER. Tosuc a. arr 30 sci
saisaei wc viii serd one dollar n paF 90 ~ ties
be 90 sriiinE. fut partiealafs and outaiiffe. A.
dfess GTOroE sfiAsos = 60 ,fofiiani, ht.at.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Iv.-wn,r Az ~
Partly paoretic.l
IamaVsfy useful article AMI am found
IN every stole and house II bead me-, spd
sm A,ery large domestic auimsl he
hs,i ~ seii,. Aui ,m the Roman letter
for o. .msl. tumnsr. Cuftsn me-, che
wlo.s) suf I'm uist sofne ycurg l.di,s
disitr % a. without. sud aisO Al afilelr
thft p Op'c war CurtaI rne sgair, All
tmaussful inset. and also avsfh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
MARsIIAILH HALLS

really method In drowning. sio whst IN
90 and row a. SO ~, Will be fouut In DE-.
KsufuAnu'- Mscicsl woik; Zee oolorc'i
plaics from NE. seat thies : cent stamps,
10 psy postsge. ~ \. T. ofdWsy 4 Co
b sior, Miss.. srd receive a'ofy 'r,c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

TIE JuucbUg aiih . gauiy wins.
TIE lighiniug.-rg hsia ii,m,,
Toe hsd bug hfih NJ ffisuis ~ al,
Hat De- gr;- thrfr 81 M s-ms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Prpiud hy coUb.ts,lou. Proportion,
sni process p,ca.i,r o. lis,li, Hoods SaF'
.spii.ls sccouPl..t,s cgrs hitherto Co
klusu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
cgIcls sock ISL lEO q PlcIFlC RilI Wlf

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i.r..li IrIrifn - 80 80 sri 49, 81 70
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4. a.a....1 tlrH..r a. 4. Isal.r 80 81 o. ..
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49,. ~ tI.f.st. ~ ss''e l1..rIs. tifrrI. 49,
e.. |'.H I.'HHH. o. ..n..H. IaFrnr.Tfs $50 -.
$1,000 80. n I.fInllas. ga tls.Ht h Tsf -.
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ouR puzzLE CORNER.

i az III f pss,.,s' s.. :f ss.s
nQr. Mel
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if-woRp SQUARE

u.-woRD SQUARE
I. Preliminary observations.
2. The right hand page. trhntiog.l
3. AyAfisiy Of clay.
Immortal (poetfy)
s. The head OF The Lance a'ei Ia ul,ing.
METEOR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

v-novnLr AcRosric
I. To crush
= uss
s Arrbla,alny p,,is u.,'l - ad'Pll'
story.
Grand h,h,is
5 A sick 90 str
e. Awairf Esst
= Asp-clss 81 ilgck tes
= Toe psrst- ard frmoVe.
Pflmsis. IT, urgrr stl-f ofifr iHfiolse.
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NFISoH
ASswris ra rusftrs 80 Lar wrrS
i.-Ths t..fi,y m''l
. -rDu, ..Iior
s. wORS mr.
VI CAE
TuN
y
or
MULS
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~ uoor. a. lad ~ night
s-Cioot. load
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VEN
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SAB
Pf,pll,d hy coUb.tsiiou. proportion,
sni process pecali,r O. iis,lf. Hoods Saf.
sspii..ls accuuPl..t,s cgrs hitherto CO.
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mo Crrat Rock Island Route

ID '...I....I..' + Fl. Ilt. g. II aui Fl..ssla
Ths Great Rock island Route
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a-Fruli 9. soli w M morniag, 'i'vsr
q, roor. a. lad ~ night
s-CloUt. load
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Cheerfully Corrected.

We do not profess 10 be infallible, and
when we are in error we like for our
readers as we'll as ourselves to know OF
it. Through incorrect information we
stated few issues since that the bill to
raise the age Of consent in girls was
slaughtered in TIE recent session OF the
General Assembly. Captain d. M. Bar.
rett, our able Representative, has
forwarded to us an advance sheet OF the
Revised Statutes for 1887, which contains
the bill. it having become law on
March Sth.
The age of consent was formerly ten
years and is now fourteen. Although
We regard this as too low limit, it
gives a much better showing for our
lawmakers than to have refused to pass
the bill.
We see no reason why the law should
give girl the guardianship of her own
charact r and reputation, when to lose
them is endless ruin, before she obtains
authority t. give her hand in marriage.
The Legislature has made good step in
the right direction, but Section 6,Sl6
needs amending again.
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PRICLTOWN.

April 4otus 1901.
Mrs. Nancy Shoemaker Is not expected to
live.
Perry Mclaughlin is erecting handsome
new barn.
Mr.. P. H. Shaffer has taken charge of his
school In Brown county.
Mr.. Jonathan Foust commenced subscrip-
ton school here Monday
The schools Of this township are nearl, all
engaged for the ensuing year.
2 Willie Mclaughlin 10 very low with fever
and fears are entertained for his recovery.
Mr.. Bert Carroll. Of Blanchester, spent Sum
day here the guest Of bis cousin, Neil Landess.
Mrs Ruth Lsndess, nf Hillsboro 10 circulat.
ing among her many relatives and friends
here. sH
Rev. Houston delivered able discourses here
Saturday night and Sunday. He will preach
at Hollowtowu this week
Mr.. Charlie Matthews and sister. Miss M0llie
OF Buf0rd. spent Sunday here the guests OF
their cousin. Miss Ahmy King.
Miss Ella Fsris. Of New Market, has rented
. room Of W. h. Faris ard 10 prepared to do
your dress-makipg. Give her call
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BALL KNOB.

April Iotn, 1851.
Hannah Martin is ON the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. r f. Ellis have moved back to
their farm.
Perry Peirson has returned home from
springfield. a-a
Select dances are quite fashionable in this
neighborh0od.
Mr.. E. NJ. Reeves was reelected school
director Monday. -
Miss Cora Sharp will live with Mr.. and Mrs
X. E. Ellis this summer.
Mr.. Perry Naylor is building . new fence
around his garden and yard, which adds much
TO the locke OF the place.
The school directors met last Friday and
hired Mr.. Willism Saylor to teach the wint. :
term OF school ct Sweetbrisr College.
The sharpsville Church reorgsnized sabbath
school last Sunday, With the following officers
Sup.., Robert Wright Sec'y, MARY HOd. on :
Asst. Sec'y. Lora Sharp Organist, Amanda
Noble; Treas R. n. Lewis.
Last Sunday being Easter our superiutend-
ent, r. NJ Lewis. requested each scholar Of
the sunds, School to bring with them On ege,
which they did, and there vas found to be six
dozen and two. These sre to be cold aud The
pro6ts are to be used for the benefit Of the
sabbath SCHOOL, a tr sl.
Died-At bis home one mile southwest Of
Sharpsville, Thomas Brewer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Brewer, Wednesday morning after .
short illness. He was aged twelve years. The
remsins were Inferred in the Murrill Hill Gem.
.tery Thur:dsy morning; The family hsv.
nifty.
Nome persons In our community have con.
cludsd that II 10 . disgrace 70 earn sn honest
living and that tht y will enjoy the necessities
and injuries Of life BY pilfering. The, guilty
parties had better look sharp or they win gti
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-
. D: q. Fog y. 2: N. Nissess q a. Appeal
% JoSS vi wiiSin " D. !. ccsnss. Appeal
Verdict for defendant for e09 30. @
william q. Miller 70. Wealey Gall a. ad0'f.
Money. Verdict FOR defendant. Motion for
new trial.
G. NJ. Overmau VI. Lorenzo Clark OF 81.
Foreclosure. Sale confirmed and order Of dis.
State Of Ohio on relation OF O r. Pattsrson
W. The BOARD Of Education Of The InCor-
porated Village Of Greenfield, Ohio, and ". @.
Moler % Superintendent. Mandamus Costa
awarded against Board
]. NJ. Hiestand % Treasurer Of Highland
County, Ohio, vs 8. A. George. Judgment
and sale Of estate under lien. Judgment for
plaintiff. Motion for new trial. Mo.ion over.
ruled exception noted
Same ". same. same Same.
Same Va. Same. Same. Same
james A. Holton 70. James W. Dutton,
admir-. Appeal Settled. Judgment by agree
ment for $50 60 and costs.
Christopher Delhi ct al, parties doing busi-
ness, etc, vs. Ezra Stevenson. Replevin.
Settled Costs paid. No further record.
HouHh 4 Dittey Va. J. ". Dridwell ct al
Money. S-t'l-d dismissed o. plaiutif's costs
Henry Roads W. Al \. Glascock q, Henry
ct per cent. Interest.
Launa r. Squ,res VA E. A. 'quires. Divorce.
Decree granted upon payment Of Gusts.
Johanna W ShAfer vs.. Wm. Shafer. Divorce.
Alimony by agreement for $3.50.
Henry Roads vs. @. L. Pope. Cognovit
Judgment on cognovit for e547 at per cent.
interest.
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SINKING SPRING.
Anil 16kh 10a7


Mfe Laura Mcclure h suffering . rslapss,
and b again quite poorly. hi7
Mis- Nay Hite spent last week With Mr.. John
Hits and family. st Youngstown. =
. Mr. George Gall Of Belfast was here one
day last week, calling on biz frisnds.
The County Commissioners we're In tosn
last Friday, looking after the interests Of the
o0unty. tq
: Mr.. J. 2. Bsilisou vas elsetsd sshool director
70 succeed Nj. 6hsd Easton, whose time had
expired. H4f e'f' flNIli.7 n
Mr.. Henry Williams sud wife, Of Nay Hill
we're visiting nrs. W.'s sick brother, Nr.
Abram Gall, o" Monday Of lass vsek.
Mr. Levi Williams and wife, from near Bel.
fast, came over TO the village on Wsdussdas
end we're the guests of, NJ. and Nm. Abram
Mr.. Joseph Ashton. Of Portsmouth, arrived
st the Spring Thuroday, and remssned the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Isaiah Gall, tili
Monday morning.
DR.. Leighton reports the couditiou Of NJ.
Joseph tubsnks. OF Carmel, 70 be siightly in.
proved, Mn. Eubsnks quite dsngeroua, aud
..eversl other msmbsss OF tbs family stih ssr.
ious,y III. :,
O. O. Wiekesham hes assoeiatsd With hin n
he goods businses ~ bgothss-in-iav, NJ,
esenk Pugsley. Ne. PaGsley b aa snsrgstie
ana 1sntisospIy yoang mass who smilss pIess.
snsiy on III eustomssa, especially the youag
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BETHEL.

April AOtu, AooSs
Wheat looks we'll.
Aunt "Bet" Rogers ia on the sick list.
Miss Anna Lyle commenced school at Cal.
vary last Monday.
There 10 . favorable prospect for plenty Of
fruit in this section.
The newly elected church officers will be or.
dained next Sunday, April Oath.
Miss Martha Rotroff and James Lewis are
attending school in North Liberty.
Mr.. W. =. Lyle and sister Anna spent Easter
with Misses Laura and Alice Young.
Sunday School 10 progressing finely under
the superintendency Of NJ. Jonas Rotroff.
Rev. Galbreath preached quite an interesting
sermon last Sabbath. Subject "The Sunday
school"
The little child OF Shannon Baker was buried
ct Wesley Chapel last sabbath. Funeral CON-
Quoted BY Rev. Park.
Miss Mar ha Rotro6, Ira Shriver and John
Horner, Of Winchester, were the guests Of Miss
Alice Rotro6, lat sunday.
Misses Minnie and Mary Winters and Sallie
MOwry, OF Fincastle. we're the guests Of Mr.. T.
q Young and Family Saturday and sunday.
Mrs Jane Edenfeld and Libbie Redkey, and
Misses Alice Delsplane aud Nor~ Wilson, Of
Wesley Chapel, we're the guests OF Mr.. Jack
mans Wednesday.
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DODSON WILLIE.

April 18Th, 1887.
NJ. stroup spent Sunday with Harwood
friends.
On the sick liat-Mr. aud Mrs. DR.. Marsh,
and Mr.. Andy Tedrick.
Miss Sadie Duvall was the guests Of Weber,
town friends Saturday.
Messrs John Briggs and James Spilker will
attend school st Belfast this summer.
Mrs. Daniel Scott, Of Hilstoro, spent Eatur-
day and Sunday with relatives at this place.
F. p. Stroup furnished music for the enter.
tainment given ct Fayetteville OF Friday and
Saturday evenings last.
A nupber Of our young folks attended the
entertainment 1t Fayetteville on Friday and
Saturday evenings. All report ~ being we'll
pleased with the exercises.
A sunday school missionary meeting viii be
held at the N. e. Church sunday evening,
May Let. consisting Of reottstiops aud concert
readings. And on May Aud, st AZ m /, 90
annual meeting will % held. Able speakers
have been engaged and large crowd u ex-
pected.
The n. E. Sabbath School board met on
Sunday morning and selected the following
persons - officers for the ensuing year
Supsriptendents, u. N. Pulse and B. 8 Marsh /;
secretaries. Waller Pulse and ". =. Duvali |;
Treasurer, q. E. stroup; Librsriaas, Misses
Annie Crampton, Belle Thompson AID 6adie
Duven Artists, e. z. 6troup, J. L. Orebaugh
snd Il. 3. Marsh.